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Book Reviews of Duchess (Daughters of Fortune)

Duchess (Daughters of Fortune)
Duchess - Daughters of Fortune
Author: Susan May Warren
ISBN-13: 9781609367718
ISBN-10: 1609367715
Publication Date: 3/1/2013
Pages: 352
Rating:
  • Currently 4.2/5 Stars.
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4.2 stars, based on 5 ratings
Publisher: Summerside Press
Book Type: Paperback
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kingsdaughter1611 avatar reviewed Duchess (Daughters of Fortune) on + 219 more book reviews
What a book!! Susan May Warren writes a novel that totally pulls you in until you are done and then throws you out in the cold! By the end of the story you feel like you know these characters and they have become friends you cried with and laughed with but they suddenly disappear to never come back. Oh how I wish they were real people. Okay Susan, now you know how much I fall in love with your characters:)

Duchess is the third book in the Daughters of Fortune Series and I am kind of hoping there will be another one. This can be read as a stand-alone novel but it would be best to read them in order so you know who the characters are and what has happened previously. Rosie happens to be a young lady who wants everything life can give her. A career in the movies is what she really wants and when she does get it, things don't turn out exactly as she had dreamed. There is a lot in this book including love, revenge, jealousy, and most important to me, redemption.

I felt the characters were well written and the only thing I can say is, "well done"! Rolfe is a likable man though at times his moods changed like the weather. He went from hot to cold very easily. But at the same time he was so very much in love with Rosie and I think in this degree he is like Christ. No matter what she went through, how much she changed, he made sure to have her taken care of. Even though she didn't think he was looking out for her. Loved the ending!! Another excellent book from Susan May Warren!!

I received a copy of this book for my review purposes. All thoughts are 100% mine.
writerforchrist avatar reviewed Duchess (Daughters of Fortune) on + 154 more book reviews
Rich in history, culture and characters Duchess is a smashing conclusion to a dramatic and dynamic series.

The third in the series and the conclusion Ive been waiting for, I was certainly not disappointed with this latest historical novel. If fact, I was beyond intrigued and loved delving into the world of Hollywood, stardom and the human condition. If there is one thing to point out in all of these books that make them, shall we saygrittier? Darker? Deeper? than others is the strong link of the human condition woven through each one.

There arent many places this book didnt go. Hatred. Jealousy. Love. Forgiveness. Redemption. Its a masterful plot woven with intricacies through the deepest and darkest in the human heart, only to be risen above it all by the redemption of our Savior.

Ive watched this cast of characters across three novels. Im not sure which remains the best or rather the one I liked the strongest, but I can say, I look forward to going back and reading each one over again, closer together this time, so I might better remember all the characters and their roles.

I loved the history. I loved that the story was set in Hollywood and we saw under all the glitz and glamour. This and its two preceding titles are powerful stories. Stories that echo and resound within the reader. Recommended for mature readers and lovers of great story!

This review is my honest opinion. Thanks to the publishers through Litfuse for my copy to review.